Aunties always say it. My SIL had a boy and she had a huge, sticky-out, low hanging bump. I’m having a girl, and mine is kind of pushed up and sort of flat. No-one knows I’m having a girl mind, but aunties are guessing (and correctly so!)
I mean, it makes noooooooooooo scientific sense whatsoever - how can the difference in one tiny piece of anatomy determine the shape of your entire baby bump?! I used to laugh it off - but now I’m getting freaked out at how many aunties are correctly guessing the sex of my unborn child!
Re: Can you really tell the sex of the baby by looking at the bump?
Thanks Deeba!
Hasn’t anyone else come across this notion before - or is it just me? I know it’s 50/50 - that’s exactly what I used to think. Actually, I still believe it. But sooooo many people I know say that you can tell by looking at the shape of the bump: hasn’t anyone else heard of this before? I imagined it’s a particularly desi trait?
Re: Can you really tell the sex of the baby by looking at the bump?
Yes, I had that bumb that you speak of, the one where EVERYONE and their mother told me it would be a boy. Even complete strangers would come up to me in the mall and say “that’s a boy.”
It was to the point where we sort of starting believing that it would be a boy and in the end it ended up being a girl and I am sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo OVER the moon. Daughter’s are the GREATEST gift in the world!